Rocking Squares | ||
  | Designed by: Frederick Roijé Why we love it: We love that this uses abstract forms to represent a common and unmistakable iconic child’s play thing – but like so many modern rocking horses, it’s adult-sized. Where you can get it:   | |
Dodo | ||
| Designed by: Oiva Toikka for Magis
Why we love it: This is a fun take on the traditional rocking horse; turning it into a caricature of the extinct dodo and in heaps of great colours. Where you can get it: | |
Rocker | ||
| Designed by: Doshi Levien for Richard Lampert
Why we love it: Although we can only show you the rendered drawings, this rocker by Doshi Levien is a perfect example of form meets function. Perfectly formed, beautiful materials, elegant fun. Where you can get it: | |
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| Designed by: Kenneth Cobonpue Why we love it: This shaggy little creature offers a playful aesthetic. Its fabric strips are sewn to a removable cover – practical and fun. Where you can get it: | |
Hut Hut | ||
| Designed by: Kalon
Why we love it: Apart from being a beautiful piece of sculpture, this little rocker comes in a range of materials and colours, from bamboo to cork and red and blue resin. Something for every home and every child. Where you can get it: | |
HiHo | ||
| Designed by: Jarrod Lim
Why we love it: You may not be able to tell from the picture, but these rocking horses (or is it a sheep?) are adult-sized and so much fun! Gorgeously fluffy. Where you can get it: | |
Giulia | ||
 | Designed by:Pininfarina
Why we love it: This children’s rocking horse is made from a single solid piece of wood, crafted with comfortable curves and featuring a leather-covered handle bar. Love its simplicity and its raw beauty. Where you can get it: | |
Reggie the Ecorocker | ||
 | Designed by:Ecorocker
Why we love it: This one has an obvious environmental appeal, made from 100% recycled cardboard, but it’s also an elegant take on a classic design. Where you can get it: | |